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Dark nebula

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Some clouds in space are very dark.

All Quiet in the Nursery?
All Quiet in the Nursery?

They hide the stars behind them. Tiny bits of dust make them look black. These clouds can even help make new stars. They have no clear edges. They can look like long snakes.

Milkyway360-hemispheres-32k m14-g1 Clouds
Milkyway360-hemispheres-32k m14-g1 Clouds

Some are big and easy to see. They look like dark patches in the sky. You can see them with your own eyes. They look dark against the bright stars. It is fun to find them.

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